Paternity Law Explainer llustrations

Paternity CLE Illustrations. 2019. Illustrations created to supplement online continuing legal education presentation by Marian Saksena and Theresa Farrell-Strauss.

The illustrations were done digitally in an ink and watercolor style.

This explainer illustration shows a stick figure man pushing up against a pile of colorful blocks, which abut a very large blob-like block that says “Presumption” inside of it. Above the pile of colorful blocks the the man is pushing, it says “CLEAR

This explainer illustration is a lot of words. It says “If A+B+C then we can presume Y” The letters “A, B, C, Y” are all block letters in various colors (yellow, blue, red, green).

This explainer illustration shows a man and woman with the worried “married” under them, a plus sign, then a baby with the word “child” under it, an equals sign, then “paternity presumed.”

The explainer illustration includes a bunch of equations that use people to create the equations. On the first line, the equation is “Man and woman attempted marriage + baby = paternity presumed. The man and woman and baby are all illustrations. Nex

This is an illustration of Justice Byron White saying the words, “it is more convenient to presumed than to prove.”

This explainer illustration shows how a public authority recoups funds from the assumed other parent and funnel that assistance to the child. The illustration shows a building labeled “public authority,” a woman holding a baby, and a man holding a b